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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-10

The following is a list Of names Of
FIVE young ladies in one family in Col
den Valley, Rutherford county.
johanna Redella, Leoda Victoria,
Oetta Leona, Hester Cordelia, Octavia
Novella, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Midge McCu.ry.-Shel6, Aurora.
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II speech at Lond n, Ohio, Tues
@ny last, Governor Fnailer said,
among other ltliaas Il sec that Coz.
J5ln B Gordon is coming here 10
pzoe.siH he ieaity Of tie Sou,herr
,1toale I, She Union. II that Is al lie
z.ei rot cone. We have 20 doubt
O. their tea!tv now There IS no
d.raer th1t they will ever take up
AIMS against the Union. They were
VI pped once, aud do not car for
no. e OF it. They wouldn't tight now
4 forced into a corner and insuited.
|, Governor Foraker thinks a South
ein man would not resent an Insult he
c, 4 be enlightened by trying it on
Golernor Gordon during his canvass
il the Buckeye Statc.-LcHoir Topic.
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The OLD NORTH STATE.
PERsoSs AND THINGS THRo oUGBoUr
NORTH CAROLISA.

goes to Raleigh as Depot Agent
Dir. c. S. Harris has resigned his
position on the Biblical Recorder.
North Carolina turkeys are fatten-
ing for Thanksgiving on the Oath
inst.
Last week snow fell in Western
North Carolina to the depth of over
five inches.
rhe Durham Plant says DR.. G. w.
Nhitsett contnnplates moving back
to Greensboro.
Gov. Jarvis friends positively deny
the report that he will be candidate
Tor Governor next year.
Mrs. Senator Vance is now in
Washington, visited by her mother
and sister from Kentucky.
On Sunday, Oct. %, Mr. w. F,
Hendrix, aged IS, student at Boom
n -h school, died Of diptheria.
They nov say that m woman at.
tempted to kiss the Presidents hand
At Salisbury. Vino to.d that---?
The Statesviiie La,dmqrE SAYS it
=, t.,-J1. I - - ,j,..'' & -s.e .s,''' i.'''
i, -, :. -.
y l. i2' }.i1,sf .Tt'te '-'tli 'i4'Isee $
-.5'.9e.. - . = =. =. 5i1f['. 5 o meet Il
ST. : . % i'eeSii-''1I z'i-'
Dsr'am conHtr is 10 work lis pr;s-
aners an The roads. This Is a good
laeA ana All the counties ought 70
;'i2ps u
The tr&ia rom 9tatesvi!te failed to
ie&ch the i&y'ofsFi!la &c 9hfatlon last
week hte'''se d d wreck between the
l"2 t3"HS,
Mrs. ". Il Vanderbilt, widow #
the la.e "ilil mare, mas secured rooms
II ''.tcf[ f- ti'tei' ASAeFi;ie. ana
''iii '9''a 'e'ei''' 'h'nI.5 mere
a meG'i1g Gown u ~ county last
week eAde.s II -" ana rraaS moore
ssnt f%o n43!efs "1izzlAg at Jho- Cow
ard a o damage done
s. Cleveland has sem note oi
thanks 20 Mr.. JOHN 8, steele, OF
AaAayl.ie, tnG the handsome bouquet
given BY that lady 10 tha President 5
wife.
The New Garden people didn't want
fheif tair to De drowned Out rs were
tae ioai!5o IEy' the dteii'fJ ana the
so.orea taif, 50 they e2heiuced TO
wait untli next year.
President Cro#eI l. delivering his
semi WeeNiy lectures nj iElhlGy. tliS
subject Oil Monday night vas 'o-ItIcal
t5gs,n''i'y .1:fI VA ~ '''''9 i'5''A' > ''0
biDa9 ~
Inc register IN the '7'ate museum Sl
shows that dnrihG tue month q octo-
ber' there we're ,3i4 visitors - - the
museum, representing Twelve different
States ana one Ioiei1 c'e'-'i
AIessrs. Alfred Williams u Co, OF
Ralei,sh. will give a handsome gold
chatalaine watch. worth R35 for the
best examination on Moorc's School
History, to be held at the Teachers
Assembly next year.
Siler CITY is to have fair 1t will
be held on Dee. 1st 2nd It's officers
are: Rev. \. II. Perry, president
". J. Cayiness. Of Randolph, vice
prelident L. r. McCleau, secretary
!. y. Dorsett. assistant secretary
T}ns G. DIXON. treasurer
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VISIT THE CEDAR COVE NURSERIES,

(WHICH are now, by odds the largest. best
w conducted and well stocked with the
most reliable fruits OF any nursery in the
state. Contain more acclimated varieties of
Apples. Peaches Pears, Cherries, Grapes, and
all other fruits for orchard and garden plant,
ing, We have no competition t. extent of
grounds and beautifully grown tlees and vines
OF all durable ages and sizes. We can and VIII
please you In stock. Your orders solicited. Pri-
ces reasonable. Descriptive catalogue sent
free Address n. w. Graft,
S-ll-6 m. SHORE, ADKIS Co.. NJ y
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Probably the most significant utter
ance Of the recent National Assembly
Of the Cuights of Labor was the I'm
animous declaration in favor OF the
passage of the Blair bill. This was
the action that the Democratic party
in North Carolina has always taken
and it puts the Knights Of Labor and
the Demo ratio party on the same
platform in North Corolina Those
who object to the educational cranks"
running the Democratic party may as
well sing low. They are going to
control the policy of the party in
North Carolina, and they are going
constantly to make it a progressive
p3Iscy.-State Chr0aic{e
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Vol. XXI. No. A.
TOBACCO BOXES.

AM PREPARED To FURNISH MANU-
i tacturers with all sizes of boxes at rock bot
tom prices. Consult me for estimates before
placing your contracts. r. I. DAbBo-
June l6, lSS7-f
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Bonus, Meiior, 0ptImus! T!

John Henry Boner, born and
raised in the good Moravian town of
-;..lem, N. c., is on the editorial staff
OF that serial history of the war known
as the Century Magazine. If John
Henry wishes to be written down as
"one who loves his fellow men" he
viii Iced this plaintive appeal from
his native State: We pray you, j.
H., if you can in any way gain ac-
cess to the vault, storehouse or other
receptacle wherein the remaining
war articles are stored. that you
will utterly destroy and efface them
from the earth. Do it, John Henry,
and a relieved and grateful people
will call you Bonmm forever more!-
Southern Pines Pine Knot.
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These by iany Other Name Would be rs
Sweet,
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Statesville is to have a plow COM
pany with a capital stock 100000.
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The ike Of the political talk at the
i;sr "as The talk Of nominating Col.
Frank Coke for Governor, Every
f)1y, let us1reioice to know, laughed
q the idea. When the nomination
II Governor of North Carolina is to
he sold to the highest bidder, Col.
ioSe may receive the nomlnation. At
,',sent the people want men, however,
nj money bags.-Cor. jFilson i'd
C,lce.
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Gov. Scales, who cannot serve as
Governor twice in succession, will be
the man to retrieve the last campaign
disasters Of Reid and will be the ac.
ceptable candidate for Congress from
the Greensboro district. He is the
onl y man who can carry that district.
Shelby aurora.
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In this shoestring district reaching
from South Carolina to Virginia line.
Col. w. H. II. Cowles, is again in the
hands Of his friends ard seeking re-
election to Congress. A half dozen
; oiFants will contest the nomination
and think they are the ones to go this
t.rle. Ifeach county has candidate
tbs will have a tendency to aid Col.
Cow es.-SAsi68 Ittrora.
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Capt. Appleton Oaksmith, the man
who was accused of piracy, died last
week, in New York. His remains are
bul led III Eastern North CaI olina.
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Prof G. U. Hunter, Principal of
Il Goldsboro Colored Normal School
i out in letter in the Ouficok edited
b. negroes, advocating Mr.. Jolian 5.
Car, Of Durham, for Governor He
5 ys the Democrats ought to nominate
h N because he can carry more votes
t tn any man in North Carolina. He
adds: 1 am for Maj. Carr for Cover
noI against the field. | believe that
nearly, it not quite, every intelligent
c.Iored man in the State who knows
Of him will second his nomination
with vote. If there is any man in
the State who deserves every mark of
respect and confidence that our peo-
pie can bestow, it is Maj. Carr"
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The black man is noted for the apt
ness OF his observations nearly al
ways gets there. As President Cleve-
land, in passing Danville, Va, ON his
way h me, stepped out on the platform
of his car, & darlley in the crowd ex-
claimed, "Ain't he built for business"
Now Amt he sure enough A white
brother who saw the President rs he
passed StatesvllIe, expressed it pretty
we'll, TOO. A friend asked him next
day, what he thought of the Presi-
dents appearance. Gosh " he ex-
claimed, didn't he look bully? Stood
ont on that platform just Ike the butt
of e great tree big tree-wind can't
shake him It's pretty much that
y.-Idudmdrk.
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Is ever brilliant in the eyes of God.

Some weeks ago THE SENTINEL
announced that marriage would take
place in front of the grand stand at
the Catawba Fair. The fair come off
last Thursday and the contracting
parties were Mr.. William Holdsclaw,
of Watauga, and Miss Mollie Desty,
of Catawba. Rev. J. G. Moser, of
Conover officiated. The crowd cheer
Justify ard the blushing couple recei-
we'd set Of household and kitchen
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THE PUBLlC'S OPINION.
ETCHINGS FROM EV-
fERYWHERE.

Miscellaneous Mixture OF Points,
Hersonal, Political, Social, aud In
dustrial That the Papers are Talking
About.
Congressman Rowland will prnba-
):y never recover. The neu who
want Steadman out Of the way for
Governor are fixing 10 send him to
Congress in the event Of Rowland's
aedth.-North Stute. Rep.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

"a sNTED-A MOTHERS CARE AND 4
w good home viii be provided Tor one or
two children. Inquire at this oiica. n51tI
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
Headquarters
E aa 1 q 3. z: &. -Ala S :

.lg57H q z: & IAN 81 2
$40 per acre-2,a00 acres near Court.
land; this is an old contract and
price has not been raised vet; is
worth Investigating; all fenced.
$50 per aere-4G0 acres ca the Co.'S
unnes River; I7G acres OF finest
bottom land: 10 acres in Alfalfa /;
100 acres in Corn, of which 70
acres goes 10 purchaser if bought
before harvested; 81 acres Of Or
chard.
Sf5G per acre-95 acres, Ave miles
from city, on the Riverside Road !;
ROW used as vegetable farm.
S175 per acre-47l acres adjoining
the above.
$500 per aere-473 acres adjoining
the above.
S150 per acre-SG acres, two miles
from Sacramento; II acres in fine
Orchard and Vineyard.
S10,500-50 acres adjoining the Hall
Tract; 5 acres in bearing Grapes,
$500 per acre-10 acres one and one
hall miles east Of city, extending
from Brighton Read 10 the Rail-
road; loco choice young Fruit
Trees and ether Improvements.
500 per acre-o0 acres in the celn.
brated Fiorin district; $500 rooted
Grape Vines gC0d House and Barn /;
10 acres has no iardpaa.
$500 per acre-1O acres of rich sedi.
ment land at Brighton Station; q
acres bearing Grape Vines; 9 acres
in Biaciberries 800 bearing Frnit
frees, and 250 Trees set ont last
season; House and Barn three first
class Wlndmiils; plenty of coed
water
s9,000-1G acres, Il miles south of
city, on the river; the very richest
soil 10 be found anywhere: Fruit
Trees, House, Barn and ether I'M
prOFementS.
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,rn-oAg,s LEADING NEVIS TOPICS.

sialne wiz return home oy WY Of California.
Mos. -he lnarehiss. aa8 beer convicted Of
sing unlawful language
4ertington and Goshen addressed a. IGraanse
Unionist meeting IN Dutlin last night.
Threats Of ,rouble are made IN Paris in case
Perry should be elected President
ovarner Waterman MSS directed the Attor
I.-y-Gersrsl o take chorge of the Morrow case.
BID Eeading sues 10 oLst Fish Commissioner
RWa1er ron Office.
a--an sernents are be,rs made II Sacramento
Sen Francisco Portlsad and salem 10 cele
Dr1Je tae competition Of the Csnsornis and Ore
90 ssiyaad
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why not include British Columbia in
the proposed purchase of the coast and
island English proyinces?7 asks 4 con
temporary. For the very good reason that
the United States has territory sufficient
already. There is neither desire on the
part of the provinces TO be annexed, nor on
the part Of the people of the United
States to annex them.
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This space Will be usod to
advertise one OF the most
extensive as well as5 the
most varied and Beautiful
lines OF HoIaIDAX FIR M5u
9NTSz consisting OF Ola
NONE @, VVATCHUg ST.
vn7VV AEE, JEW EEsRx.
etc., ever opened to public,
SAMUEL JELLY 422 street, Sacramento
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II is lamentable that the witty. brilliant
daughter Of Hon. W. D. Kelley, because of
her marriage with Russian radical, has
become an extreme socialist, and is ranting
loudly Of the terrible crime" of Illinois
in hanging five murderers. We are in
deed creatures Of circumstance.
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Mr.. GREW may be prophetic when he
says with my resignation the Presidency
disappeare." To make that Office shuttle
cock to the whims of turbulent and vac
ciiating legislative power, is very mnch
like reducing it to the level of mere ex-
ecutive cIerkship.
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eUptaEOK cDUlls.


Department one-Armstrong Judge.
TUESDAY, N5ye nher 18th
People IS Thomas Cr4ne-- Motion Tor q new
tI1aI oenild Id defendant sentenced TO pay q
ere OF $50 or days III tie County Jail.
People -. Fred. Denny. r9Bo-OlSmissed on
-uliaa of Di-irIu; attorney
People ". GcoTSe i. Moore bridge burning
On TIKI.
Department 'cyyo--F.n FLEET, Judge
III EspAy. November 2gtf
=. f.. kCal1 Is. s. NJ COipill-0n trial
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FraI ggrATr 1RANslrs,.s.


Filed november 2, 1851
II. -. i1lImau TO Fred G1uhler-East half OF
vest naIl Of psf /, block I and L, Twenty
ninth and Thir.ieth streets; $3.50.
Mrs. Frances Movers 20 J. I. Hscl.-Lot
hiock G, and lot 3. BECK u, Of Highland Park
S290.
c. A. Naydwcu ana " G. Goode to II. NJ
Ha7ding-jEorth ha}f Of sOuth hall OF lot 8
streets; 81 SO
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Iaa Federal authorities at san re5n-
cisco are new acting wi.h yigor in he
matter Of putting stop to "s}aviag."
The latest arrests ars Of the felnsie slaves
en- the Bc.sio shat their presence IN Corr
may be insured when The t1;al Of tie
sla9eJ Fong Shee comes on: and lhe arrest
Of = prominent Chinese merchau. Who has
beeo making f7e OF SIX trips year to
Chine stree he passage Of the Restric-
tion act It Is believed that the cad end
aim Of his touring IS slavery, tho buving
ard shipping Of female slaves, AID papers
found N his possession 60 far to sus.aiz
the theory cf al officers. Il IS 10 he
hoped that dis new-poru giru. aiil not
ne sbort-lived, and that the PFC ecuticn of
the savers viii be Sc searching aud acszes-
siyo as to wind M tAe slave trade I'll cnce.
and pot an eiiectuoi stop TO its further ae-
tjvity
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

G. A. SAWTELLE. 7OS and no j
St., Dealer in BOOKS, STATION
cry, TOYS, etc, has reserved this
space for the announcement OF the
most Magnificent Display of Holt
DAY GOODS for both young and
old ever brought to this city. Look
out for Future Announcements.
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ity to fit out the stone king with new
nose 50 true to his face that the most en-
thusiastic archeologist will be unable to
detect the cheat.
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IAA.LGOllapd&SOIl
1911 FourtI, straet 81 r,..r,..r,to
" .P.COLZMAN
325 J STREET.
a z M %
FOR SALE,

$2,5o0-f0O Acres, oae-auarter mile
from Railroad Station; three miles
from Latrobe, Ell Dorado county
small house and barn; chicken
house; wagon shed; good well of
water; all fenced; 30 acres cleared;
several living springs. 4 bargain. 43i
$3,5OO-Sc Acres, with good dwell
ing OF rOoIns, barn and wagon
shed; u miles from city On Pleas
ant GPCFe load. 427.
$50 PEI Acre-255 acres, three
miles from the city; small orchard,
good Louse, two barns will be sold
in SC-2cre tracts; iinC fruit land 21
$50 Per Acre-GO Acres four miles
from The c;sy, on Rover Stockton
Road; good dwelling and bezn
small orchard and vineyard; three
wandmiils, four wells; ali fenced.
So 30 Per Acre-72O acres. well
improved and located; rich soil 413
$50 Per Acre-G4O Acres, near the
city; a good tract TO subdivide.. 45J.
$3.50 Per Acrc-60 Acres, TWO miles
from the city. This can be sub
divided nicely. S.
$17 Per Acre-1i50 Acres, two miles
from Folsom. SAG
$40 Per Acre-A0 Acres, near E'forin
some improvements. 400.
NIon ey TO Tso@m.s
P. BOIL. E.A. CROUCH.
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szfIL1. SE GINES 81 THE YOUNG LADIES
; CT Tie Flower Committee Of tbs
fonns EEen's Christian Association
IL the PsIl0Ts of the Congregational Church
THIS "wednesday EVENING. commencing at
rneuts free nSn-1t
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a "a GIon S91S
OF
re. L dairy COVE.
BELL & CO., Auctioneers.

yTyILL SELL On The PREMISES OF Mr..
w FEED BASEL, Pleasant Ranch, ten miles
below Sacramento, on the west bank OF the sac
rsmcntc river,
1BERsoAz, DECEMBER /, 1887,
At Il o clock sharp, 80 head OF 40. Bsiry Cows
graded stock. This beng a pereInptory sale OF
ton Of ali dealers IL stock. Good Judges DTo-
nounce the entire lot r. Re the best lot Of Dsiry
Cows eTe- offered at auction il the county al
COWS 'sp-inging.' Sale pos5tiTe, rai;I or shine
An exceilens lnren viii BE served. Terms cssh
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REPUBLICAN E0NINGES.

For City Superintendent OF Public Schools
o. W. ERLEFINE,
FOR school Director, first Ward,
ED. III. MARTIN
For school Director, second Ward,
j. 81. TODD.
For school Director, Third Ward,
ii'GEMUND DAVIS.
For sch.ol Director, Fourth Ward,
JOHN SHELTON.
(. A. SMITH, Chairman,
81 C. ROEDER, Secretary. n50-td
IInnGer md Bee COnN.l
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Il, j, BELLS

DEVIYAT sERvI0Fs, sIXTH-sTR EFT II.
1 = Church. ETE1sl NIGHT Bible Read
ias, $50 p -, az Central N. Z Oh .rch, Eleventh
street. between = and u:sl-ITs
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Ef you want n Number One Carpet
woven on short notice send tito MARY s. COW
Gar, gN2 u street. VI
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
7 +. AICHARDsoN HEREBY ANNOUNCES
81. himself as an Independent Candidate for
DIRECTOR for the Fourth Ward
pSO-5tsTB.
Auction vale
List of goods only three months 10 use)
80 be SOLD by
BELL Sc 90. ........AUOTIOEEFFs3
At 10 O'ci5ck A. NJ,
ET0azH = y

ATS EsROoL. ~ x STR EFT: oEE EI.E-
Il gan. Parior SET ] Cyligdor Desk pigeon
hole and iedgerdcp artI1ent combined: ! elegant
Marble-top ciGsbus-d; fine CoTnices and Lace
Curtains > Fed Lounges; ] Bedroom Sc
pieces; i Ntarjr .be; Sarlor SCI q P-ec-s; Par
Tor Set, pieces, . elegant BrusSels lsps5s and
fine stair Carpet; Feather Pillows: . HaDE-s,
and eaoies lot Of EngTsvings. i}il PaiutiIcg
Chromos, ? elegant Bed Lounges The entire lot
will be closed OUT without limit, rain or shine
Terms cash. { 81 t3TtE4L X 60, A. ctioneers.
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IN The SUPERIOR COURT, In AND FOR
| the County of Marin state OF California.
SUSIE KELt Err, plaintiff, VS.. JOHN 4. KEEL
En- defendant. Action brought il the Supc-
rior Court III and for the County OF Marin, state
Of California, and the complaint fled 10 the
Office Of the Clerk Of said county. JOSEPH
KIRK, PLAINTIFF attorney. The people OF the
State OF California send greeting TO JOHN !.
KELLER, defendant. You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against goa Dy
the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court
in and for the County of Marin, State az cali
tOrnia, ana 10 answer The complaint fled there
IN within ten days exclusive Of he day Of
seryice) after the service on you u t.-is sum
mons If served within this county or, II served
elsewhere, within thirty dGy Lhe said action
Is brought to obtain a decree OF this honorable
Court dissolving the bonds OF In&trlmCny now
end he etofore existing between plaintiff ana
defendant: that plaintiff be decreeG the care,
custody and control Of the minor children in
the complaint named: ana Tor such further re-
lief as may be agreeable 10 equity. All OF which
viii Icore fully sPpear by reference TO the corr
pla mt on file herein. to which your attention IS
hereby directed And yOu are hereby notified
that ii yGn faii 70 appear and answer the said
cOnlDiaint rs Dove Icq aired. the said plalatln
will apply to tie Court for the relief therein de-
m2nded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the SUI
pericr Co.r. IL and for the County of Marin,
state gf IA iurlia, THIS 10Th day Of MARCH, IN
The year 81 car Lord one thousand eight nun
TsrAT TOO. L. BONNEAu, Clerk.
rE9laW9LW
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The best pace IN Caliorn.a u have printing t5es
=. ]. Johnston 6. Cos. 40 St, Sacramento, G.l
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sen ADVERTISEMENTS.

s 3. u 4. <. scUtIawo=fa, Dentists, So
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Advice 10 hIothers.-EIrs, WINDOWS
SC0rHING SYRUP should always be Used when
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the jltie
seerer Ct once; Ii produces natural, quiet sleep
b. relieving the child from pain, and the l.t!e
cSeT!Ib sWakcs rs bright IS a button" II is
yccy peasant % taste. It sJothes the chI3
sltsRs the gums, allay9 all pain, relieves wind,
remedy ior GisrIhlaa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. twenty-five cents q ho0tl3
fnrI5 lyMWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

y,JO BENr-FURNJSHED FOR HOUSEKEEP-
I ing, a modern cottage Of FIVE rooms and
bath. Inquire S1l Seventh street. between Il
and n3O-Sj&
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

gard or THANKS-THE UNDERSIGNED
4 return their heartfelt thanks to the many
trends who 50 kindly assisted in the burial OF
their son WILLIE. Also for the macy floral
pieces offered. Mr. AND MRS. ". C. GENT
! NJ DAUGHTER. n3O-lt+
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

tHz Boston Apssunl : to be presented
With q colossal figure Of RaIaeses Il. ex-
tanned reees tly frons la9 dust o. ases at
NeeeS-ish TIC Fesfes : EXPRESSED that
muse Ct Pharaoh has teon Knocked out by
TIRE and is missing. Fhas IS nothing-it
Tii' be no trick q 81 Ter Yankee ingenu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

r;yO LET NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board; three blocks and
Il helG FROM postoffice. For particulars inquire
of = K Nguzy los & : rect n29-St*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30

u. .. F.-ReguIar meeting 81 Sscgss-
nonto Council No. Sc THIS "Wednesday EVEN
ING at 7:30 Nomination OF officers Tor ensuing
term and other important business. Assess
neut 10 due. l.. c. JORDAN, ". G.
Gen D. IPVINF. Secretary. n2O-It+